SPONSORED | HuaweiZA You can’t talk about screens these days without mentioning screen time. Too much? Too little? Square eyes? There’s a lot of research out there and Huawei took all of this into account when creating its nova series.
11 October 2021 - 13:00Let’s be honest: one of the most important features of any smartphone is its screen. If you’re going to be looking at a screen all day, every day, you want the best. Luckily, Huawei’s nova series of mobile phones have some of the best displays out there.
How many colours are too many? Huawei knows the answer, and with a 10-bit colour depth and up to 392 PPI pixel density, you can enjoy about 1.07-billion colours in the palm of your hand. Expect brilliant and beautiful smooth gradient colour with superior detail every time — that’s nova.If you’re curious as to what bezels have to do with it all, the answer is everything.
A lot of this bezel talk has to do with aesthetics, and the sleek, ultra-thin design of both the nova 8 and 8i comes with a back cover featuring 4D curvature and precision-engineered, rounded edges. This gives the nova 8i an ultra-smooth feeling when you touch it.On the back of every nova smartphone you’ll find its sleek camera set-up.
Huawei has managed to reduce the blue light using intelligent discolouration correction technology that minimises yellow.
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